It can be hard to decide what town to use as your basecamp for a trip to Utah. But if you like hiking, this spot is one of the best trail towns in the U.S.
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With countless college campuses, museums, hiking trails through the countryside, and world-class hotels, this Massachusetts town is a New England must-visit.
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Travelers who love history and nature should make sure to check out this hiking and biking trail that goes through Texas' only UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The next time you're in Arizona, make sure you stop by this stunning waterfall that's something of a local secret. Here's what you need to know.
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If you're looking for a real challenge but aren't quite up for a thru-hike, this massive Arizona trail just might provide the hiking experience you need.
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During your Adirondacks getaway, be sure to stop by this tranquil lake, where you can enjoying a refreshing swim in the summer or go ice fishing in the winter.
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An hour away from Raleigh and Fayetteville, this North Carolina park boasts 26 miles of hiking trails, tons of campsites, and many other outdoor adventures.
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Getting to this island may be a bit more work than some of its neighbors, but the effort is more than made up for by the quiet and abundant natural beauty.
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Take your birdwatching to the next level and get close to your feathered friends on Ohio's "gateway to the sky," a winding walkway far above the forest floor.
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Outside of Las Vegas, Nevada has a beautiful, rugged landscape to explore. This historic desert town is close to a state park, moon caves, and warm springs.
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This hidden gem of a beach requires only a short hike through stunning nature to escape the tourist throngs and find yourself some true Hawaiian tranquility.
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Anglers and hikers will adore this Texas park, where visitors can trek through lush forests, kayak on the lake, and catch a variety of fish without a license.
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Explore one of Oregon’s most underrated but otherworldly natural areas with incredible desert views and hiking trails close to the city of Bend.
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Escape to this wild, dreamy Australian coastal park, brimming with wildlife plus gorgeous sandy beaches, stunning hikes, and laid-back campsites.
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This Virginia village has a walkable downtown full of unique shops and historic sites, along with easy access to hiking trails, waterfalls, vineyards, and more.
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This unique, swampy garden outside of Charleston looks like something out of a movie, and, in fact, it is. Stroll or boat around this stunning destination.
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Experience the majestic wonder of two waterfalls during one hike. This Colorado trail promises hikers all of that plus some outstanding mountain landscapes.
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To enjoy the outdoors and beat the heat in New Mexico, head to this underrated state park filled with sparkling spring-fed lakes that are perfect for a swim.
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Witness Maine's oldest lighthouse at this gorgeous beachfront park full of historic landmarks and hiking trails. Plus, find more fun at nearby attractions.
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If you’re planning a solo excursion, you must consider your safety. Before hitting the trail, use this life-saving hack endorsed by a search and rescue worker.
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This vibrant LA neighborhood is just minutes from the city's center yet has a laid-back, artistic flair all its own. Visit for trails, tacos, and nightlife.
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For an outdoor wonderland that is filled with scenic drives and extensive hiking and biking trails, head to this national forest in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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Journey into Britain's largest gorge for an unforgettable trip. Hikes, history, and even delicious cheese await travelers who explore this unique destination.
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Escape the desert heat in Arizona at this mile-high lake and campground that has hundreds of miles of hiking trails and beautiful conditions for paddling.
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New York has 180 state parks, and this one on Lake Erie is Buffalo's first. Visit for plenty of water sport adventures, hiking, cycling, and lakefront dining.
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Measuring 6.5 acres and 27 feet deep, this pristine New England swimming hole in New Hampshire belongs on your bucket list for its clear waters and fun hike.
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New England is home to vast expanses of natural landscapes and trails, but none as beautiful as the historic Massachusetts town where these two trails meet.
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